Re: The .svn directory name causing trouble

From: nick vajberg <nickvajberg_at_yahoo.dk>
Date: 2003-09-25 01:45:01 CEST

> Well, well. So hiding the .svn directory helps, does
> it?

No, but renaming it does. Re-read the FAQ; by "hiding"
they meant temporarily renaming it and then rename it
back to ".svn" when VS.NET has started.

However, hitting Refresh in VS.NET still causes the
bug.

> So this problem will just go away.

Not until someone changes ".svn" into something else
on Windows.

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